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avatar John Paul

As your fist hits the bag, it sends a bar swinging inside, pushing a blade through a beam of light. But this blade has a slit in it, which briefly lets the light through as it passes. It measures how long it shined through the slit and calculates that into your score. So to hack it, call up Bork, your obese T-Rex. 0.09 Seconds 0.82 Seconds 470 713

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What happens if you fire a gun underwater? Short answer: nothing good. But the physics is interesting. Let's break it down. First, a bullet doesn't actually need oxygen to fire. The gunpowder contains its own oxidizer. That's why guns can fire in space. Wait, so I can shoot in space? Theoretically, but there are three big problems underwater. One,

avatar Gaie Houston

I noticed this is pi each time. The video shows a simulation of elastic collisions between two blocks and a wall. The left block has a mass of 1 kg. The right block's mass increases from 1 kg to 100 kg, then 10,000 kg, 1,000,000 kg, and finally 100,000,000 kg. The number of collisions is counted and displayed. As the mass of the right block increas

avatar Olivia Veqqie

What happens if you shake a magnet like crazy over an iron plate? Something incredible happens. The atoms inside the iron plate get violently agitated by the magnetic field. The friction from this makes the plate heat up. So what if you shake a magnet over a pot? The pot heats up too. Hey, you could actually cook with that! But you can't stand ther

avatar Jeremy Jordan

What happens if you put tiny beads inside a box and shake it like crazy? The beads collide with each other, and heat is produced. Then what if you put water in and shake it? The water gets hot, too. This way, you can heat water without using fire. But you can't shake it every time you want to heat water, right? So an engineer thought, could I make

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RICE SHOWER FLOW 022.9 km/h Normal Mode EAR DRAG 000% Sport Mode EAR DRAG 000% The video shows a comparison of a character's hair and ear movement in Normal Mode and Sport Mode as wind speed increases from 22.9 km/h to 90.0 km/h. In Normal Mode, the ear drag percentage increases significantly, reaching 100%, while in Sport Mode, it remains very low

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